Friday 24 April 2020

Actress sacks domestic worker while on COVID-19 isolation

A domestic worker, Oyindamola Alexander, has lost her job while being treated for the coronavirus disease, which she claimed to have contracted from her boss’ son.


Our correspondent learnt that while Oyindamola was receiving treatment at the Lagos isolation centre in Onikan, the boss, who is a popular actress, Caroline Danjuma, allegedly threatened to arrest her.
Oyindamola, who was discharged on April 20 after testing negative, said she was depressed by the allegations made against her by the celebrity, who also threatened to sue her over a missing laptop.
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The victim alleged that her ordeal started after Danjuma’s 11-year-old son returned from a high risk country, the United Kingdom, and started manifesting symptoms of COVID-19.
She stated that the boy’s parents, who were alarmed, contacted officials of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, who tested him and confirmed the positive status.
Oyindamola, a graduate of English and Literary Studies from the University of Ado Ekiti, said the health workers conducted tests on everyone in the house and she was among those who tested positive.
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The 33-year-old explained that she was subsequently taken to the Onikan isolation and treatment centre.

1 comment:

  1. The duty of a foreign domestic worker is to do household activities including cooking, cleaning, children care, and elderly care. If you are working parents then a foreign domestic worker is very important for you. They will help you to spend quality time with your family after your job. Because a foreign domestic worker will do all the household activities that you will need to do after came from your job.

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